Route Description
The route begins as a six-lane divided expressway at US 29 near Ellicott City. There are then interchanges with MD 108, MD 104, Snowden River Parkway and MD 103.
At the junction with I-95, the road narrows to four lanes. Then MD 100 intersects with US 1 followed by an exit for Dorsey MARC station. It then crosses the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
MD 100 then intersects with MD 170 (Telegraph Road) where the road becomes 6 lanes. Then the road junctions with Interstate 97 near Hanover and reduces down to 4 lanes before crossing MD 2. Between Glen Burnie and Jacobsville, MD 100 serves as a bypass for MD 177, and has interchanges with MD 10 and MD 607.
The road ends by merging back into MD 177.
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